Norway’s $2.3 trillion sovereign wealth fund discloses that it holds a stake in SpaceX. Reuters reports the fund’s updated list of holdings shows a 0.05% interest in the company valued at about $1.22 billion as of June 30.
The disclosure marks the first time the fund reports its SpaceX exposure publicly. The stake is a small share of SpaceX, but it is large in absolute terms given the fund’s size. Across the sources provided, the key details—stake size, valuation, and the reporting date—are consistent, with both outlets citing the same Reuters filing and timing. The outlets differ mainly in phrasing and presentation, not in the underlying figures.
Context for the move includes the fund’s role as the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund and its ongoing practice of publishing updated holdings lists. The specific disclosure suggests greater transparency around the fund’s investments in private and public companies, including space-related firms, though the broader investment rationale is not described in the reports.